Cox's Bazar Sea Beach: World’s longest sandy Beach
(Complete Guide)
Cox’s Bazar is nestled in the southeastern part of Bangladesh. It
has the world’s longest unbroken, natural sandy sea beach,
stretching over 155 kilometers. The beach was named after a British
officer, Captain Hiram Cox.
Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach is famous for its mesmerizing
sunrise and sunset views. It offers a tranquil retreat for travelers
seeking relaxation and adventure.
Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach attracts millions of National and
international tourists annually for its expansive golden sands, blue
waves, and natural beauty. Sampan Beach Resort & Cafe offers a
luxurious stay near the beach, blending modern comfort with coastal
charm with different packages. This blog will serve as a
complete tour guide to visiting Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach.
Tourists may visit at any time of the year. The perfect time to
visit Cox’s Bazar is during the winter months (November to February)
when the weather is mild, dry, and pleasant. This period offers
clear skies, calm seas, and perfect conditions for beach activities
like swimming, sunbathing, and surfing.
Avoiding the monsoon season (June to September) due to heavy
rainfall, rough seas, and occasional cyclones is recommended.
However, this off-season is quieter and cheaper for budget
travelers.
How to go to Cox’s Bazar?
There are several options to visit Cox’s Bazar, depending on your
budget, time, and comfort level. Here are the main three
possibilities:
Famous tourist spots in Cox’s Bazar and Sourandings
Cox’s Bazar is the longest sea beach in the world, located along the
Bay of Bengal. It captivates visitors with its golden shores,
rolling waves, lush hills, water, etc. Here are some famous tourist
spots in Cox’s Bazar:
1. Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach
Cox’s Bazar Beach is the world's longest unbroken sandy sea beach.
It offers a stunning view of the Bay of Bengal, making it a popular
destination for National and International tourists.
2. Himchari National Park
Himchari National Park offers a peaceful escape with dense forests,
wildlife such as monkeys and various bird species, and picturesque
trails, making it a popular tourist attraction.
3. Inani Beach
Inani Beach is a serene and picturesque destination known for its
golden sands and crystal-clear waters. This beach is quieter than
the prominent Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach.
4. St. Martin’s Island
St. Martins Island is a beautiful coral island near Cox’s Bazar,
offering a serene gateway. It is a popular destination for
eco-tourism, snorkeling, and breathtaking sunsets.
5. Maheskhali Island
Maheskhali is located off the coast of Cox’s Bazar. It is famous for
its lush greenery, hills, and sandy beaches. The renowned Adinath
temple is also located here, offering a peaceful retreat for
travelers.
6. Radiant Fish World
Radiant Fish World is the first marine aquarium in Bangladesh.
Showcasing around 100 species of marine and freshwater creatures,
including sharks, piranhas, and jellyfish.
7. Dulahazara Safari Park
Dulahazara Safari Park is situated in Cox’s Bazar. It is a wildlife
sanctuary offering an exciting experience for nature lovers. It is
home to various animals, including Bengal tigers, lions, and deer.
8. Cox’s Bazar Marine Drive
Cox’s Bazar Marine Drive is a scenic coastal highway stretching 80
kilometers. It offers stunning views of the Bay of Bengal. The drive
is known for its picturesque landscapes, making it a must-visit
attraction.
9. Ramu Buddhist Monastery
Ramu Buddhist Monastery is a serene spiritual site known for its
striking architecture and peaceful ambiance. It serves as a Buddhist
meditation and teaching hub and attracts visitors with its beautiful
surroundings.
10. Sonadia Island
Sonadia is located near Cox’s Bazar, a beautiful destination known
for its pristine beaches and rich biodiversity. Its untouched beauty
makes it a perfect spot for eco-tourism and relaxation.
11. Teknaf Peninsula
The Teknaf Peninsula is known for its stunning natural beauty. It
features long sandy beaches, lush greenery, and proximity to the Naf
River, which separates Bangladesh from Myanmar.
12. Himchari Waterfall
Himchari waterfall in Cox’s Bazar is a serene and picturesque
natural attraction. Surrounded by lush greenery, the waterfall
cascades down the hills, offering a peaceful escape for nature
lovers.
13. Laboni Beach
It is one of the most popular and scenic beaches in Bangladesh. It
is known for its long stretch of golden sand and calm waters. It
attracts tourists for relaxation, beach activities, and stunning
sunset views.
14. Chhera Dwip
Chhera Dwip is a serene and pristine island known for its natural
beauty. It offers a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and tourists
seeking tranquillity. It is an ideal spot for relaxation and scenic
views.
15. Shugondha Beach
Shugandha Beach is a serene, less-crowded destination that offers a
peaceful escape. It’s perfect for a relaxing day by the sea.
Visitors can enjoy walks along the beach, swimming, and the tranquil
atmosphere.
Where to stay in Cox’s Bazar?
There are generally two types of hotels and resorts in Cox’s Bazar:
luxurious and budget-friendly. You can choose your stay based on
your habits, preferences, and budget.
Luxurious Hotel & Motel in Cox’s Bazar
Here are some top-notch expensive hotels and resorts in Cox’s Bazar:
Sea Pearl Beach Resort & Spa Cox's Bazar, Royal Tulip Sea Pearl
Beach Resort & Spa, Long Beach Hotel Cox's Bazar, Sayeman Beach
Resort, Ocean Paradise Hotel & Resort, etc.
Cost range excluding VAT & Tax for each night: BDT 15,000-BDT
100,000
Budget-friendly Hotel in Cox’s Bazar
Sampan Beach Resort & Cafe, Hotel Al-Faisal, Hotel
Supreme, Hotel Night Star, Hotel Sea View, Hotel Coastal Tower,
Hotel Moon Light, Hotel Silver Bay, Hotel Golden Hill, etc.
Sampan Resort is the most secure, convenient, and
trusted hotel in Cox's Bazar, and it offers some exclusive features.
Contact usfor online booking!
What to eat?
Cox's Bazar is famous not only for its stunning beach but also for
its delicious seafood and traditional Bangladeshi cuisine. Here are
some you must try during your Cox's Bazar trip:
Seafood
Grilled Lobster, fried or grilled Rupchanda (Pomfret), juicy prawn
malai curry, spicy crab masala, etc.
Crispy fried squid rings, sweet betel leaf, chotpoti &fuchka, green
coconut water, etc.
Where to eat?
Cox's Bazar boasts a vibrant dining scene, offering a variety of
culinary delights. Here are some top restaurants to consider during
your visit:
Sampan Resort’s Cafe
Sampan's cafe is open 24/7, and you can indulge
in fresh seafood, traditional Bangladeshi dishes, and popular
foreign dishes at affordable prices. The resort's unique attractions
include Candlelight dinners by the beach and BBQ parties. You can
customize the cafe's service to your preferences.
Mermaid Cafe
Mermaid Cafe is located at Sughandha Beach, Hotel Motel zone,
Kolatoli Road Cox’sbazar. It's a beachfront cafe known for its fresh
seafood and organic ingredients. It’s perfect for a romantic dinner
or casual meal.
Poushee Restaurant
Located at Hotel Saymon Road, Jawtola Cox’s Bazar. Famous for
authentic Bengali cuisine, particularly its traditional thalis and
seafood dishes. It has consistently provided exceptional dining
experiences, attracting patrons year after year.
Jhaubon Restaurant
Jhaubon Restaurant is located in Kolatoli Road, Cox’s Bazar. It
specializes in traditional Bangladeshi dishes, with a particular
emphasis on fresh seafood. Additionally, its naan is highly praised.
Koyla
Koyla is a distinguished Cox’s Bazar restaurant specializing in
Indian, Asian, and vegetarian-friendly dishes. Its particular
emphasis is on Mughal cuisine. The restaurant is also very popular
for its BBQ kebabs.
Ruposhi Bangla Restaurant
Ruposhi Bangla restaurant is located at Shugandha Point, Cox’s
Bazar. It offers a mix of local and Indian dining experiences that
showcase Bangladesh's rich culinary traditions.
Kasundi Restora at Hotel Kollol
Kasundi Restora, located within Hotel Kollol at Laboni Point, Cox’s
Bazar. It offers guests a delightful culinary experience, focusing
on traditional Bangladeshi, Indian, Thai, and Chinese dishes.
Handi Restaurant
Handi Restaurant is situated at Loboni Point, Cox’s Bazar. It
specializes in Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine, cooking various
dishes in traditional clay pots known as “hands.”
Final comment
A Cox’s Bazar tour unveils the world's longest natural sea beach,
where golden sands meet turquoise waves. So, explore Saint Martin’s
coral reefs, trek Himchari’s lush trails, and savor fresh seafood by
sunset. Enjoy vibrant local culture or unwind at serene resorts like
Sampan Beach Resort & Cafe.
